Eta Cassiopeiae
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Constellation: Cassiopeia
Difficulty: Easy
Right Ascension: 00h 49m.1
Declination: +57° 49'
Magnitude: 3.5, 7.4
Separation: 13.4"
Position Angle: 326°
Last WDS Measure: 2019
My Observation Details
| Object Name: | Eta Cassiopeiae |
| Seeing: | G |
| Transparency: | 3+ |
| Lat/Lon: | 34.12, -86.22 |
| Instrument: | 750/150mm Orion Starblast 6 |
| Power: | 83x |
| Date: | 10-12-24 |
| Time: | 8:55pm EST |
| Est. P.A.: | 340 deg |
Observation Notes
Visual Description
The primary star looked as though the color shifted at times due to an instable atmosphere. The star presented mostly white while the secondary was definitely gold. The secondary is much smaller and dimmer than primary.
Additional Notes
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